lecture room
- noun
- Texting
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aula virtual
- The campus schedule now lists each lecture room with its video link and attendance code.
Examples
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We held the meeting in a virtual lecture room.
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Students joined the lecture room through the university's platform to watch the live seminar.
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During the lockdown, many universities moved lectures to the lecture room online.
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I prefer using the lecture room for online classes.
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During the lockdown, many universities transitioned their classes to the lecture room online for remote learning.
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Students could easily access the lecture room from home to participate in the live discussion.
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Teachers use the lecture room to share presentations and interact with students during their online courses.
Synonyms
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An online space where people meet for video calls or discussions
Antonyms
How Physical
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a room for lectures' is directly and compositionally derived from combining 'lecture' (a teaching talk) with 'room' (a space), so a B1 learner who knows both words will understand it refers to a space used for lectures. Although the given definition specifies a digital/virtual room, the core idea of a space for lectures is predictable and cross-linguistically common.
Etymology
Lecture room is also used for an online 'room' where a teacher gives a live talk. People used the idea of a physical room for meetings to describe the digital space, so the phrase now means 'a place online for a lecture'.